-
initialism of old-age pensioner),
Ireland and
Australia where someone of
pensionable age may also be
referred to as an 'old age pensioner'. In the United...
- per year in 1987. By 1997, this had
reached combined rates of 6% of
pensionable earnings. By the mid-1990s, the 3.6%
contribution rate was not sufficient...
-
percentage of
elderly po****tion in Britain, with over 40%
being of
pensionable age as of 2010. East of the
village is Bury Castle, an Iron Age hill...
-
pension of
either 1/40th or 1/50th of
their final pensionable salary for each year of
pensionable service depending on the
contribution rate they chose...
- are a good deal more scarce." "There's a tummy-churning
tradition of
pensionable movie blokes getting paired up with
beautiful babes..."
complained OK...
- 800.
Cornwall has a
relatively high
retired po****tion, with 22.9% of
pensionable age,
compared with 20.3% for the
United Kingdom as a whole. This may...
- per year
before the
pensionable age. For
staff who
entered service 2014 or later, the
annual accrual rate is 1.8%, the
pensionable age is 66 years, early...
- LTAT, with the
government contributing as employer. A
compulsory non-
pensionable contributor receives his/her
retirement benefit in the form of a lump...
-
reserve pension scheme under a
Reserve Pension Board for not
recognised pensionable employment."
Scottish nationalism grew as a
political force,
while the...
-
awarded a
disablement pension while serving in the ranks. They must be of
pensionable age, be able to live
independently on
arrival at the
Royal Hospital Chelsea...
